Zachary Stocks, the Executive Director of Oregon Black Pioneers about a bus tour of historic sites on the North Coast of Oregon, from Portland to Seaside, in September.

Jackson County Medical Director Dr. Leona O'Keefe, joins us for a health-and-COVID Q&A.

Elena Lister and Michael Schwartzman, health professionals, team up for a book with the answers. In "Giving Hope: Conversations with Children About Illness, Death, and Loss

Physician/father Andy Bomback traces the history of parents convinced they are not doing enough for their kids, and urges them to relax a bit.

Oregon State Lands and Marine Board reps lay out details of a new effort to get abandoned boats out of Oregon waterways.

One of many authors of a position paper on rewilding the West adds detail to the plan for creating more wild habitat on federal forest lands.

Dolores Johnson's white mother and black father did not say anything about her mother's family growing up.The book Say I'm Dead: A Family Memoir of Race, Secrets, and Love.

Researcher Dylan Sanderson from OSU helped develop computer models for predicting the resilience of transportation systems after a major earthquake, models that can be applied to other infrastructure systems.

Rick Rawlins, who manages Crisis & Therapy Services at Jackson County Health and Human Services. We get an idea of the need for crisis services, and the capacity of the current system for meeting those needs.

Amaury Vogel from Oregon Values and Beliefs Center, explore issues affecting Oregon and attitudes toward "The Great Resignation."